Sentence examples for any illuminating from inspiring English sources

In many homes, daylight is the only thing doing any illuminating.

Their earnestness might have been warranted if the film had drawn any illuminating parallels between Lincoln's real life and this fictional one.

Non-naturalist realists say: "It just does," it is "simply true" that facts such as x count as a reason for doing y, and "there won't be any illuminating explanation of what makes them true" (Shafer-Landau 2003, 47, 48).

All of the subjects underwent AS-OCT imaging by a single operator in a dark room without any illuminating device (except for the monitor).

(a) Fixed pulse energy: for any illuminating pulse whose duration is short enough that thermal diffusion is negligible then, for a fixed pulse energy, the same degree of heating will occur in the nanorods leading to the same absorption change.

All very interesting but not necessarily any more illuminating than anything Man United's ginger-haired moon-face might tell us.

Asked, for instance, how he would change the police stop-and-frisk policy, Mr. Ferrer offered a generality ("Stop-and-frisk policy must always adhere to constitutional principles") followed by a long story about someone in Ditmas Park that was not any more illuminating.

It is not so much that its message -- "vote for Hillary; Trump is deeply flawed" -- is incorrect, although it is scarcely presented in a manner that is precise, nuanced or in any way illuminating.

None of this, for the record, in any way illuminates her characters or Mr. Greenberg's play.

Ms. Wang responded that current tensions had been overstated and did not, in any event, illuminate the intent of Congress when it enacted the law.

Any moving illuminated objects, such as cars, will be transformed into appealing trails of light blazing across your image – a result of the limited available ambient light and slow shutter speeds.